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Last Updated: Friday, 8 August, 2003, 11:05 GMT 12:05 UK
In Pictures: South Asia's week
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Oarsmen in Alleppey, in the southern Indian state of Kerala, warm up for the Nehru "snakeboat" races on 9 August
AFP and AP pictures
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Protesters in Calcutta (left) and Bombay vent their anger at Pepsi and Coca-Cola after research alleged the drinks contained pesticides
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Visitors to the Indian Consumer Exhibition in Madras inspect the "Seven wonders of the world" models - made from cake ingredients
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Rescue workers attend the site of a gas cylinder explosion in Surat, in India's western state of Gujarat, that killed 43 people
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A second explosion this week, caused by builders' dynamite, ripped through the village of Gial in northern Pakistan, killing 46
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Flood victims (left) take shelter from rains in Keti Bandar, west of Karachi, while Pakistani fisherman Mohammed Mumtaz Magsi recalls seven days adrift at sea on a raft after his ship sank
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And in Nepal, residents clear debris from a landslide in Kulingtar Resort, west of Kathmandu. The country's monsoons have killed 140 people since 30 July
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Afghan bodybuilders flex their muscles in a competition in Kabul. The sport, banned under the Taleban, is now popular again
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A Bangladeshi money changer displays clean bundles of takas in the capital Dhaka - many of the notes in the country are soiled or torn





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